The Annexation Of Puerto Rico
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B Ebm E A Ab E x2
B Ebm E
In your stories,
A Ab E
I am an aeroplane,
B Ebm E
I'm so boring,
A Ab E
I just wanna be a train.
B A E
Ah-ah-ah , oh-oh-oh, it's a lot to come on your own.
B A E
Ah-ah-ah , oh-oh-oh, it's a lot to come on your own.
B A E x2
B Ebm E
In your tree house,
A Ab E
Kept up on wooden beams,
B Ebm E
I fell down the ropes,
A Ab E
And skinned both my knees.
B A E
Ah-ah-ah , oh-oh-oh, it's a lot to come on your own.
B A E
Ah-ah-ah , oh-oh-oh, it's a lot to come on your own.
B F# B A x4
B
B A E
Ah-ah-ah , oh-oh-oh, it's a lot to come on your own.
B A E
Ah-ah-ah , oh-oh-oh, it's a lot to come on your own.
B A E
Ah-ah-ah , oh-oh-oh, it's a lot to come on your own.
B A E
Ah-ah-ah , oh-oh-oh, it's a lot to come on your own.
B A E x2
How to play The Annexation Of Puerto Rico
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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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